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on Aug 12, 2000 at 05:52 UTC ( [id://27600]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
Even in light of nodes like Echo off in IO::Sockets, which may or may not be
more cleverly asked in the future, I would not like perlmonks to ask me to
alter my behaviour beyond what is already there: "use your best judgement".
I would, however, follow any policy perlmonks decides upon, as best I can. I just wouldn't be very happy about it :) , as I don't see how any policy could do any better than asking our monks to just use their best judgement. It would be also worth noting that the less concealed a question's "questionability" is, the less likely our answers would have a negative affect on some unwary 3rd party. Following that, more crafy people would probably not need even ask a question, and even if they did, we would not easily suspect them. So, I think we can't do anything to effectively stop any of this, so just answer as you think you should, and things should (IMO) turn out for the best. Bests,
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